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Wednesday, June 22, 2016

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CANKER SORES BROUHAHA
Greetings to U Stellastico.... Am an addicted Being of your blog who couldn't stop reloading for new gist. I also admire your sense of Humour about everything. 

I think it will fit in doctor's section.


Am a 27yrs old lady (not a gwegs yet, lol). Am having Canker sores for like 5 years now and its really a problem to me. Doctors keep saying the same thing about it being lack of vitamins. Nwunye Korkus, I have cups of diff vitamins (B,C) and I take oranges and other fruits well. 

Even had to change my toothpaste from normal close-up and others to sensodyne(expensive for me but health is wealth, lol) which I read online that it doesn't contain one particular ingredient other minor ones has that contribute to the canker sore.

 It keeps coming n going( one will disappear, another comes up). Have even gone to see a Dentist, no solution. Am now living on oranges and vitamins but I really need what to take for it to disappear final. 

The pain is something else. 

Just imagine the pain you have when you mistakenly bite your tongue and compare it when it will be like four different sores inside your mouth. Have even reduced cos way back in 2012, I fell sick for it cos it was plenty. I did all the necessary tests, both HIV to know if its the cause but it wasn't.

 I want to know if there's someone who knows something about it or am I in this alone. Have read I should be managing but i'm not in management science lol.


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    1. Lol. You are not nice.

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    2. Try Lesterin, wash mouth 👄 twice daily.

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    3. Apparently you have no idea what pun is. Please Google it and stop embarrassing yourself. Pun is a play on words. Your statement was simply sarcastic.

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    4. It happens to me all the time. I use salt and water then take enough vitamins. But your own get as e be sha. I pray tou find help

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    5. Seriously this is the answer. Coconut oil. Try oil pulling for a week with coconut oil and your canker sores should clear right up.
      In the mean time boost your immune system with regular exercise too. A 30 mins walk 4 times a week is enough

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    6. Stop sucking different dicks! Who ever you sucking has herpes or syphilis. So, I'm sorry this shit is not curable

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  2. Try and abstain from sucking your boyfriend..

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  3. Na wah...
    DR JESUS will surely fix u...Amen

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    1. Very insensitive comment.

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  5. I like your sense of humor.

    To the matter at hand, since you said you have ran tests to check if it's the symptom of another disease and it's not. Let me give you my natural remedy;

    There's a plant Yorubas call "Lapalapa"(sorry, don't know what other tribes call it), find it and use to scrub your mouth every morning and night.

    Rinse your mouth with charcoal, add a little bit of warm water and use to rinse like you would do after brushing, you could leave for some time too, then spew out.

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  6. Add pineapple to ur fruit intake as its a better source of vitamin c.Also start using ORIN,its a local stick used for brushing,it works better than all this toothpaste and can handle ur case.That's the yoruba name as I don't know the English name.

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    1. Thanks. It's called Orin ata

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    2. Please don't use pineapple cos it will worsen the situation. I had mine from childhood till I was 17yrs. I have always used close-up toothpaste to brush my teeth and most times I will see 3 to 4 canker soars in my mouth at the samended time. I used potash to no avail,Please be using Macleans paste(the normal one), even pepsodent is a no no. I think it is d Sodium Fluoride or one of the ingredient in paste dat u are reacting to. Ndo, I can feel your pains.

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  7. Sorry, I hope you have stopped kissing sha. Get well soon. Oranges are kind of acidic don't take too much

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  8. Poster Yes u are not a Gwegw but you will be in three years if

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  9. Canker sore can be very painful even if it's just one....I know it appears when one eats hot food.

    May be you are reacting to something or been in contact with something you are allergic to .

    Ndo nne.

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  10. Stop oral sex!!!

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  11. Drop ur contact,i will get to u. Anytng email or phone number

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    1. Hw can I reach out to u wtout dropping it here

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    2. Poster you are not serious, someone said drop onto to help you and you are there forming privacy, ngwanu kontinu

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  12. Had same of late, though it only lasted a few weeks, went to a pharmacy and the lady prescribed Riboflavin(Vitamin B something) just kept licking it and after a while the sores disappeared. you could also try Forever living tooth paste, that was all i used

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  13. Buy Oral B toothpaste, then come back and say thank you.

    Discard closeup, na rubbish toothpaste.

    Stop buying ten ten Naira vitamin C.

    Don't suck Dick.




    KING XOXO MYSTERY

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  14. my dear, this shld help.

    What Causes Canker Sores?

    The exact cause of most canker sores is unknown. Stress or tissue injury is thought to be the cause of simple canker sores. Certain foods -- including citrus or acidic fruits and vegetables (such as lemons, oranges, pineapples, apples, figs, tomatoes, and strawberries) -- can trigger a canker sore or make the problem worse. Sometimes a sharp tooth surface or dental appliance, such as braces or ill-fitting dentures, might also trigger canker sores.

    Some cases of complex canker sores are caused by an underlying health condition, such as an impaired immune system; nutritional problems, such as vitamin B-12, zinc, folic acid, or iron deficiency; or gastrointestinal tract disease, such as celiac disease or Crohn's disease.

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    1. Mimi4 Uti, thanks a lot just learnt something from this your comment. Daaaaalu. So poster, you see, your constant intake of citrus can even be the main 'causer' of this your sore. Kpeele dear.

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  15. Me think oranges and any citrus fruit will do more damage to the sore than heal it. Am not a doctor ooo just commonsense thinking#

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  16. You may have crohn's diseases.

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  17. Go and meet Lucile Oil to cure you of everything. The virgin oil will cure the canker sore

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  18. Back in uni a friend had a similar situation and she used salt water to gaggle and swish, can't remember the frequency but it did work, try it out nothing to loose.

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  19. Baking Soda. Baking soda is an alkaline and will neutralize acids that irritate the canker sore; it also helps kill bacteria to help your sore heal quickly. For relief, try this home remedy: Rinse your mouth with a solution of 1 teaspoon baking soda in 1/2 cup of warm water.

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  20. Good day, pls I have tonsil stones.... Want to know how I can get rid of them.... Thanks in adv

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  21. In addition to the vitamin B complex u r taking... Put a little salt on d sores everyday... it wld hurt but heal it. It worked for me

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  22. Kindly google treatment for apthous ulcer. See an oral medicine consultant in a teaching hospital

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  23. Please be using Macleans toothpaste. The other ones are too harsh to your mouth. I had the same issue but am fyn now but anytime I mistakenly used Oral B, CLOSE UP, pepsodentetc na die I dey. Buy dat normal one.

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  24. Stop taking citrus fruits and wash your mouth with fresh tomatoes. When you're done eat the rest. Do it as many times as you can, make eating fresh tomatoes a hobby. You'll never have the sores again. Thank me later.

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  25. Hi poster, what you described sounds like recurrent aphthous ulcers, usually triggered by stress (among other things).
    Google the condition and possible management if your symptoms match. The next time you visit an oral pathologist/dentist, ask for the possibility of it being aphthous ulcers

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  26. Lol. Just saw that someone else gave the same advice I dropped (Google aphthous ulcer and see an oral pathologist, preferrably at a teaching hospital). Happy to see that great minds think alike *covers face*

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